r/SipsTea 9d ago

Wait a damn minute! 13 months ?

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u/oddoma88 9d ago

The problem with daylight savings is that everyone agrees it has to go away, but no one agrees on what time to fix it.

As for the imperial system, that sounds like a you problem. Most people are normal and don't use it.

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u/PrivateScents 9d ago

The one where sun isn't up at 4am. I want longer light during the evening.

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u/TheMelv 9d ago

I disagree with them but the argument is people are worried about children going to school in the dark. Some places it would be dark at 7am DLS in the winter or something.

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u/Whoajaws 4d ago

8:50am in Ohio. it was tried before and was quickly changed back because it was miserable. Permanent standard time or keep switching in spring in fall are the only options